Which RevenueCat dashboard do you actually need?

Searching for a RevenueCat dashboard produces official tools and third-party clients focused on revenue, transactions, notifications, products, and customer history. Those are valuable operational views. Reachly serves a separate question: where has my app reached, and how can I make that growth visible?

Start with one of three dashboard jobs

1. Financial and subscription health

Use RevenueCat's dashboard and official app when you need revenue, proceeds, trials, renewals, churn-related signals, charts, and customer history. Keep accounting reconciliation with app-store financial and payment reports.

2. Operational monitoring

Use customer and transaction tools when you need to investigate an individual subscriber, confirm access, monitor events, or troubleshoot a support case.

3. Geographic growth and portfolio storytelling

Use Reachly when you want a combined country footprint, active and historical markets, an interactive world map, achievements, and shareable growth artwork.

Why Reachly complements RevenueCat

Reachly is intentionally not a smaller clone of a financial console. It connects to RevenueCat because RevenueCat already has the subscription context. Reachly then turns qualifying country summaries into a different interface: a permanent passport for the journey of your apps.

Dashboard selection checklist

• Do you need revenue, MRR, churn, LTV, or paywall analytics? Choose a financial analytics dashboard.
• Do you need customer-level support actions? Choose an operational customer view.
• Do you want to see RevenueCat customers by transaction country? Choose country analytics.
• Do you manage several apps and want one global footprint? Choose a portfolio map.
• Do you share progress publicly? Choose aggregate, privacy-safe visuals.
• Do you need accounting-grade numbers? Use the app stores' financial and payment reports.

Use Reachly as the geographic layer

Connect with OAuth or a read-only V2 API key, select the apps in your passport, and let Reachly build the country view locally. Switch between the whole portfolio and individual apps. Compare lifetime countries with active markets. Replay the timeline, inspect country details, and export a map or milestone card.

If the geographic layer does not help your decisions or motivation, keep using the tools you already have. A focused dashboard should reduce noise, not create another tab to check.